As promised, the Seattle Police Department came through with its offer of free Doritos for attendees of Seattle’s Hempfest celebration Saturday. “Operation Orange Fingers” (their code name, not ours) was intended to educate the public by including a list of marijuana dos and don’ts on each bag. For example, citizens were urged not to drive while high, but encouraged to enjoy Hempfest and “listen to Dark Side of the Moon at a reasonable volume.”
I-502 brings marijuana under the regulation of the state’s liquor control agency in an attempt to allow police to refocus their efforts on violent and property crimes. More importantly, though — free Doritos.
Gettin' set up for #OperationOrangeFingers. 10am at the main gate pic.twitter.com/pGaGgELg4K
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) August 17, 2013
@seattlehempfest 's getting off to a late start, but we'll have chips in just a few moments folks!
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) August 17, 2013
Sgt. Whitcomb greets with Doritos at the gates. pic.twitter.com/7H49ZuzqAW
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) August 17, 2013
Orange cat and #OperationOrangeFingers pic.twitter.com/tlnc6AXh0I
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) August 17, 2013
No cool ranch, sorry.
https://twitter.com/miwong20/status/368263130570174464
@miwong20 @jimmykimmel No cool ranch paranoia from us! We're sticking with nacho cheese flavored snacks!
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) August 16, 2013
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Police burned through several cases of snacks in no time at all before deciding they were too “spacey” to continue.
Alright, @seattlehempfest, thx for the wonderful morning. We're headed home. Feelin' kinda Spacey pic.twitter.com/VpXcJxtTVN
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) August 17, 2013
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